Welcome back Fruitful Investors, today I will be talking about the 5 major signs to know if you are going to be a real estate investing millionaire. Now if you don’t know anything about me, I became multi-millionaire by the age of 30 through real estate investing. I also coach other high achievers in this industry, so I know a thing or two about high level people and how to become a millionaire through real estate investing. However before I get into the 5 major signs just know that the first 3 aren’t even about real estate investing at all, its about mindset. This is universal all across any industry. Whether you are doing Photography, Amazon FBA, Internet Marketing, or whatever. If you are an entrepreneur of any kind you’re going to need these first 3 major signs about your mindset in order to become a millionaire.
ARE YOU SATISFIED IN LIFE?
Now from all the high achievers I hang out with or help, I see a common theme. That is it’s very hard for us to be satisfied, because you want to keep doing better, pushing our goals to the limit and achieving bigger things. This is NORMAL. If you are satisfied with your normal every day job, making $25 an hour and life is all good then you are not going to push yourself as much. You still may become a millionaire but I haven’t really seen it so far.
Everybody that I know who is killing it in real estate and business, are not fully satisfied.
Now this can become a problem. I am struggling with this as well because when is it enough? We always want more, it’s terrible, and you’re kind of always depressed about it. So take note of that. Learn to deal with it properly maybe through meditation, relaxing, being grateful, etc. But do know it is normal for high achievers to never really be satisfied.
That’s cool because it’s going to push you to achieve more goals, get you out of your comfort zone, and even help more people for the greater good. If you’re making money for the wrong reasons, like for yourself or not helping people and trying to screw them, then that’s going to become the bad side of it.
Always remember the more money you can make the more people you can help. So don’t think rich people are bad. On a side note, we have this really terrible stereotype here in North America and pretty much across the world that rich people are bad. People that have money must have gotten it from screwing others, from being dirty and doing white collar crime.
That is absolute horseshit! Honestly! The best people that I know in real life pretty wealthy. These are the nicest people that want to help and elevate you no questions asked. The people I know who are assholes, who are mean, and rude… are usually broke. Not all the time. Just in general the worst ones that I have met are usually broke.
The ones that I meet at meetings, and real estate conferences that are so energetic, that want to help you out and elevate you are ALWAYS super wealthy. Just think about that for a second. Now going back to the original point. Are you satisfied in life? It’s normal to never be fully satisfied with your goals. It’ll be a problem if you think like me or the others I talked about so you need to work on that. But again, it’s completely normal.
TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR LIFE
If you can do this you’ll have a great chance of becoming a millionaire or multi-millionaire in real estate. So don’t blame your boss, don’t blame the president, or the politicians. It all doesn’t mean shit. Specially don’t blame your teachers, parents, or friends. Its all on YOU! Blame yourself! If your life isn’t going the way its going, it’s nobody’s fault but your own. If you can understand this and realize that you’re responsible for your own life, then you are going to have a great chance of becoming a millionaire.
Yes, some people have a harder childhood than others. I would say I had a fairly hard childhood but comparing it to across the world I’d say it was one of the best. In terms of North America I grew up in a fairly poor family. I didn’t get much, I got what I needed but in terms of money, education, and travelling it was almost non existent.
However I turned it around. I took responsibility. I wasn’t taught about financial education as a kid…so I taught myself. Nobody talked about real estate in my family, but I knew it was a great thing to invest in so I got into carpentry. I took full responsibility for my losses and winnings.
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